The iconic Wankhede Stadium is set to host a much-awaited Test match between India and New Zealand in October this year. This exciting encounter marks the return of Test cricket to Wankhede after a three-year gap, and it coincides perfectly with the stadium's 50th-anniversary celebrations!
The milestone of 1000th six being hit was achieved during the thrilling clash between Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) and Lucknow Super Giants (LSG) in Hyderabad. Interestingly, this is the third consecutive year that the IPL has surpassed 1000 sixes, showcasing the ever-increasing power-hitting in the league.
Sanju Samson rewrote the record books on Tuesday, becoming an IPL history-maker. He smashed his way to the fastest 200 sixes by an Indian batsman, leaving MS Dhoni's record in the dust.
The ICC Men's T20 World Cup is all set to light up the USA and the Caribbean this June, and cricket fans around the world are buzzing with excitement! Here's a look at India's journey in the tournament.
The battle between Punjab Kings (PBKS) and Chennai Super Kings (CSK) lived up to its billing, with PBKS emerging victorious by a convincing 7-wicket margin at the Chepauk. This win holds significant historical significance, as PBKS now equals Mumbai Indians' (MI) record of five consecutive victories against CSK in the IPL. CSK, batting first, got off to a promising
The ICC Men's T20 World Cup is a pressure cooker of a tournament. Spinners play a vital role, puzzling batsmen with their confusing deliveries. But who are the kings of taking wickets in bunches? Let's look at the top five bowlers with the most three-wicket hauls in T20 World Cup history: Leading the pack is the Pakistani magician, his mystery spin left batsmen.
Delhi Capitals' ace spinner Kuldeep Yadav surprised everyone on Monday night, not with his bowling, but with his fiery batting! Playing against Kolkata Knight Riders, Kuldeep became the second-highest scorer in IPL history for a batsman coming in at number nine or lower. With Delhi in a precarious position at 101/7,
Forget sixes and Yorkers, the spotlight in Chennai belonged to an unlikely hero this Sunday – Daryl Mitchell! In a stunning display of fielding brilliance, the Kiwi all-rounder etched his name in the record books by snaring a whopping five catches against Sunrisers Hyderabad. This wasn't just any fielding performance it tied the record for most catches